The Bomb was a unapologetic look behind the mic. Dana and Justin have unbelievably fantastic platonic chemistry. You buy the friendship instantly and you feel lucky to be a part of it. The Bomb is an absolute hit.... full review

Gorgeously done solo show. Gretchen’s command of storytelling, her use of multimedia, the way she used a looper with the microphone to create simple but effective musical soundscapes that augmented the performance, the character work, and her effortless charm were all so effective. ... full review

Loved the show! Super well written and well acted. This was a new perspective on the story of Marvel that I enjoyed seeing. Excelsior!... full review

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Cara is so fucking hot!!! And the only thing that makes hot women even hotter is when they are funny — Cara is the best of both worlds. She held a rowdy Wednesday night audience in the palm of her hand and had us screaming with laughter about dicks and men being dicks. It was so much fun. ... full review

Overall impression it’s a fun show and if you haven’t seen it you are missing out! ... full review

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This performer was such a delight! It felt like a masterclass of how to invent your own brand of clowning… and I loved her version! Your first impression of Irene is when she comes onstage personified as a period. The show was unique and I really appreciated that. ... full review

As an audience we bear witness to Alice Cutler’s tumultuous fertility journey. It’s impossible not to cheer her on — this show is very vulnerable and raw, yet it somehow also manages to be funny which is perhaps the biggest triumph! ... full review

The best one act thriller I've seen.... full review

I recently attended Fakecation it was absolutely fantastic. The show was energetic entertaining and engaging for the beginning and end. The performer incredible enthusiasm to the stage .I highly recommended to Fakecatuon for a lively and enjoyable performance.... full review

Ambitious and full of color. When it leans into camp it hits a groove, and the songs are catchy. Lauren Faulkner whips everyone into shape as the hilarious and imposing Madame. Should the rest of the cast learn to sing, it may just be a hit. ... full review

A personal, vulnerable and very funny show where Johnny bares his psyche and confronts the characters he has created as an Actor/Writer. With an incredible set, props and stage, this was one of those shows where you leave wanting to grab coffee with him and share how much you related to his story.... full review

Highly original brilliantly energetic dystopian perspective on future USA. The joy, humour and vibrancy of Alicia's performance coupled with her intelligent journalistic perspective sent us out into the evening uplifted, laughing with lots of stimulating ideas to discuss.... full review

This show is a delight! Cylie is sensational in a multitude of ways and the staging is a unique and fresh way to pull off the challenge of a multi-character storyline. You will love just how amazing and heart-felt her performance is, and how well the team supported the quick change concept that allowed her to perform fully costumed as each character.... full review

This play was so incredibly moving and very visceral at times. There were some scenes I was absolutely on the edge of my seat! It was also so well written and the story felt very clear, even for someone not as knowledgable with the story of Macbeth I was truly entertained. ... full review

Spooky! Funny! Overall a great time!! I see why this show sold out so quickly and I feel lucky that I was able to catch one of the shows. ... full review

This performance digs deep into the trials of IVF in a poignant yet funny manner. Years of stand up experience helped craft a heartfelt and humorous show. Just a lovely show all around.... full review

Wonderful show. Ashley gives a magnificent performance that shouldn’t be missed. Funny, touching, and thought provoking.... full review

This play centered around human experience and self-identity was both funny and touching. At its heart was the realization that love is often right in front of you if you are brave enough to reach out for it.... full review